SI model and wife of Super Bowl champion leaving California because of homelessness, tax issues and claims ‘it’s getting worse’

SPORTS Illustrated model Kristen Louelle Gaffney is fed up with California’s problems.

The problems caused Gaffney, 34, and his two-time Super Bowl champion, Tyler Gaffney, to leave the state of California.

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Kristen is originally from San Diego.

The 34-year-old highlights the dilemmas of homelessness and drugs in California and explains why she and Tyler took their three children and moved to Nashville, Tennessee.

Gaffney appeared on Fox News and told Jesse Waters that he is unhappy with the policies that have been created by President Joe Biden, California Governor Gavin Newsom and city governments.

“The more we assert, and I use the word assert very strongly, that we are helping these people, it seems like the situation is getting worse,” Gaffney said.

She continued: “A lot of people come to Los Angeles thinking this is the land of my dreams, this is the land of opportunity, this is where I can create something and make a name for myself.

“Homelessness in Los Angeles… there’s nothing like it.

“I’ve been to the East Coast, I’ve been to the West Coast, I’ve been to the Bay Area.

“This is the dirtiest situation I have ever seen in our cities.”

As of 2022, California has the highest homeless population (28%) in the country.

Gaffney added that she is disgusted by politicians asking her to pay more taxes.

“You’ve already taken enough from us and you’re only showing me that the situation is getting worse,” she said.

Gaffney also said he was “constantly donating money” but wasn’t seeing results from his donations and realized that single mothers, veterans and seniors weren’t the first to receive free housing.

“Drug addicts should be last on the list,” she said. “We should focus on the people who need help.”

Tyler has been retired from the NFL since 2021.

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During his tenure, he won two Super Bowl titles with the New England Patriots.

And Tyler also played professional baseball.

He was selected by the Pittsburgh Pirates in the 24th round of the 2012 MLB Draft.

Tyler played two seasons of minor league baseball.